“It’s part of the game” – VJ Edgecombe shrugs off criticism as he led Philadelphia 76ers to an exciting win

VJ Edgecombe faced media after Philadelphia 76ers beat Washington Wizards. Despite a slow start, Edgecombe scored 15 points. He acknowledged missed shots as part of the game. Teammate Johni Broome praised Edgecombe’s defense. Edgecombe focuses on improving his point guard skills. He studies films to get better. His participation in the next game is uncertain.

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GTA Online A Safehouse in the Hills DLC: Michael returns, new mansions, and more

GTA Online’s “A Safehouse in the Hills” DLC, launching December 10, 2025, brings back Michael De Santa with his signature volatile personality. Players can now purchase luxury mansions in prime Los Santos locations, featuring extensive amenities and functional rooms. Michael’s return suggests a focus on storytelling and a potentially significant update for the game.

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Rajesh Khanna was rescued by Parliamentary forces when women were holding on to the tyres of his car and crying: ‘No one will see this kind of fame’

Former child actor Satyajeet Puri recounted Rajesh Khanna’s unparalleled stardom, detailing how the actor’s arrival in Pune caused a city-wide standstill, requiring paramilitary intervention. Despite his immense fame, Khanna was also remembered for his kindness on set, reassuring a nervous Puri during their first scene together by admitting he too forgot dialogues.

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FII selloff: Rs 10,169 crore pulled out in 5 days from Indian markets; valuation fears rise

Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) have heavily sold Indian equities, withdrawing over Rs 10,000 crore in five sessions, reversing three months of net buying. Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIs) cushioned the market with significant investments. Concerns over high valuations and a moderating earnings outlook, along with downgrades from brokerages like Citi, contribute to the cautious sentiment.

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Kentucky cheerleader Laken Snelling wore pregnancy costume one year before baby’s death

Laken Snelling, a former University of Kentucky cheerleader, faces charges including abuse of a corpse after her newborn baby was found dead in her apartment closet. The infant was discovered on August 27th, prompting an investigation. Snelling, who pleaded not guilty, is out on bond. Authorities are awaiting autopsy results, which could lead to additional…

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